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Some Extremal Problems On Cycle Length

Posted on:2017-05-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J L ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2310330485459389Subject:Applied Mathematics
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Let n,r,t be positive integers and let G be a simple,connect and undirected graph of order n.A graph G of order n is said to be r-(p0,…,pt-1)-pancyclic if G contains exactly pi?0?i?t-1?cycles Cr+tj+i for r+tj+t-1?n and j is the number of p0,…,pt-1 repeats.A graph G of order n is said to be r-(p0,…,pt-1)-oddpancyclic?or bipancyclic? if G contains exactly pi?0?i?f-1? cycles Cr+tj+i for r+tj+t-1?n and j is the number of P0,…,pt-1 repeats.The cycle length distribution of a graph of order n is?c1,c2,…,cn?,where ci is the number of cycles of length i,for i=1,2,…,n.Let g?a1,…,an?denote the minimum possible number of edges in a graph which satisfies ci?ai where ai is a nonnegative integer.In this paper,we mainly consider some extremal problems on the cycle length of graphs.The following are our main results:1.We provide a construction for r-?p0,…,p7?- pancyclic graphs.Similar method are used to construct r-?p0,…,p7?- oddpancyclic ?or bipancyclic? graphs. Moreover,we also construct a class of graphs with cycle length distribution ?0,0,c3,c4,…,cn?,where ci?ai,i=3,4,…,n and give the lower bounds for g?0,0,a3,a4,…,an?,respectively?2.We determine the minimum possible size of simple graphs of order n with at least two t-cycles for each t?{3,…,n},where 3?n?19.
Keywords/Search Tags:r-(P0,...,Pt-1)-pancyclic graphs, edge number, Cycle length distribution
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